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What is Elie's greatest fear in Chapter 6?

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Fear of leaving his father because he is a burden.

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How many people could fit in the cattle cars at the end of Chapter 6?

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100

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What does Elie remember about Rabbi Eliahu's son?

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He knew his father was falling behind but kept running.

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What would have happened to Eliezer and his father if they had stayed in camp at the end of Chapter 5?

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They would have been set free by the Russian army.

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What prevents Elie from falling asleep in the snow?

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His father prodding him awake.

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What is the significance of Elie's fear of leaving his father?

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It highlights the bond between them and the emotional burden of survival.

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What does the cattle car symbolize in the context of the chapter?

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The dehumanization and suffering of the Jewish people during the Holocaust.

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How does Elie's relationship with his father evolve in Chapter 6?

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It becomes more dependent as they rely on each other for survival.

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What role does memory play in Elie's experience in Chapter 6?

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Memory serves as a source of strength and a reminder of what they have lost.

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What does the act of prodding symbolize in Elie's struggle?

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It symbolizes the struggle to stay alive and the importance of human connection.